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lmmsn.s Asss.sns.t Of Handsome Baby
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 cos
AucuoneeIs, corner 10th St and Pa ave.
Elegant Dinner Sets.
7th, as cheap as any house in M New = YorI e ~ =
Baiiey's u saw, warranted. I'm
A Singer for q Sonxg
$40 VIII buy good Singer, with drop leaf, side
a2e al latest @
antee, at Auerbach's Sewing machine rooms, next
door to Auerbach's bicycle shirt depot Telephone
422-2. Renting and repairing all kinds 1
zyohnsen'. Hotel, corner 18Th and e.
soft shell crabs received daily. w. '' W.
s.Les's Talk .2s H.rness.''-Becker's. 60
Chamber Sets.
How many houses In America can sell you POr-
celain Chamber Sets for the same price that Is
asked for white granite ware. The Fair, 812 7th
st. NV, Will sell Porcelain ware for the same
price that you pay for White Granite Ware. 1
An Extended Popularity. Browns BRoN-
CHIAL TROCHRs have been before the public many
they are superior to all other articles Sold only
IN bores.
The Largest Establishment, the Best.
stocked departments, the most attractive display,
lowest prices The Fair, S12 7th st. NV.
tsROyal Glue'' mends 'em.-Boston Varieties
Willow Chairs,
Garden Chairs, Bird Cages Trunks; the best as
sortment, the lowest prices, at The Fair, sl2 9TH
st. NV.
Railey's, s25 9TH st. NV. Lawn Mowers, 1915.
Good GOblets, 6 for 24c.
Beautiful Berry Sets cheap. Ice Cream Sets in all
grades. Low prices, low prices, at The Fair, S12
7th st. NV.
DOn't Buy Anything in the housekeeping
line until you have visited The Fail, Sl2 9TH stn.w.
Bailey's, s25 7th st. NV. Lawn Mowers s.. rs.
<Srhe Queen Of Beers.',-NO family should
be without MOerletnS celebrated Beer, 75c. per
doz. [6m] F. H. FINLEY, Agt, I206 St
Bailey's II Saw, warranted. I'm
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in q ID. "Ward" prints, 4Oc: per ID
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermllk: sweet Milk
&C. per quart. Cream 15c.
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
go 10 John X Kelly. stall CPS, SO and $50 Center
market, and 2o6 and 2Os Northern Liberty market.
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The COMING BILLIARD MATCH.-The billiard
match for 600 and the cushion-carom CHAMPION
snip OF the world, between William sexton and
Maurice DAILY will be played at the Light Infantry
E-nory, from Nay % 10 May ~ inclusive Re
served chairs for The match may now be had at
Elll, cos The management viii do everything
10 make u pleasant for ladies who attend the
Elatcn; and u separate entrance will be provided
Tor them from 15tn street sexton and DAILY are now
practicihg six To eight hours day, and are max
Ing some astonishing runs
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GRANGE Or SCHEDULE on THE BALTIMORE AND
PoTox AZ Il AmKoAp.-A change I'm the schedule OF
trains on The BAH im0re and Potomac Railroad
went into effect to-day. The principal changes
are a. follows: The express formerly leaving nj
~ ID a. M for Baltimore and the East Will leave
at II an. and the express at I2:;0 pun for the
points + changed TO III 40 The Baiti-
more accommodation at 12::s5 pm. is changed TO
EOS; the ID pm. express Tor the East to 4:1o;
and the - pm express Tor Baltimore 10 40 A
ne~ train viii leave Washington on sundays only
al a.05 m. for Baltimore and intermediate sta
Ions. The connection for Annapolis at l2.30 u.
Is changed 10 l. 90 noon. and the -s3 p. m. 10
4 10 PIN Other local changes Will be found by
consulting timetables.
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Do Nor WAIT FOR BRICK.-Buy OF the Washing
ton Brick Machine Co.. who have four millions
ready for Immediate delivery at lowest market
price.
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advertisement

LARGE STOCK OF every description OF Dry Goods
Fancy GOODS. silks and Satins, Millinery. Sc
Everything contained in .J6 9Th street n W AT
auction every morning at 10 and evening AT = No
limit. Everything DaUst be sold Ladies especially
Invited. Accommodated with seats
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EXCELLENT BOARD CHEAP at L. Mangum'S sos
North Capitol street, near Gov. Printing ONCE.
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SLATE MASTEIS, so and up; Latrobes to heat
NO rooms at $50 Gartrell's SIS 9TH st.
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THE MOsT DELICIOUS THING on EARTH Is Demo-
nets Crushed strawberry Ice Cream.
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ut MISS the great drive sale At Y
WoopwsRp a LCrHRoP Will pla

FIVE MILLION reaches slain by Proetor'S Insect
Powder: - cents; sold everywhere; try it.
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CITY ITEMS.
Just Received

DOn'e Buy q RefrixefAsor Until You
have seen ana examined those at The Fair, Sl2
7th St NV.
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BEAUTIFUL INVITATIONS, new and artistic in
style, accompanied by bright anu sparkling pro-
gram, issued for the twenty-flrst annual grad
uating exercises OF the spencerian Business Col
lcye, 70 be held al Albaugh's Grand opera House.
tomorrow at 3 p. III. The class, numbering
seyenty-one graduates, Is the largest and one OF
the finest ever sent out from this excellent iusti-
tuition. Former graduates who have not furnished
neir addresses since the burning OF the college
records In Lincoln Hall building are requested 70
do 50 Immediately.
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The Odd Fellows, Fair Ended.

The bazaar and festival of Washington Canton,
I. o. o. f., Patr1archs Militant, ended on Saturday
night, when the following prizes were awarded !:
Large bicycle, Harry Fl. Burroughs; boys bicycle,
William Harris; tricycle. Charles Champion; banjo,
W. p. Cady; uniform for captain of Canton, p. w.
regalla for subordinate lodge officers Covenant
No. II; Rechabite regalia, Z. 8. Woodward; past
noble grand's collar, Mrs. W. r Mclean; past grand
patriarch's jewel, George A. Green; lady's watch,
Mrs. V. Kesser; baby carriage, II. Rosenberg; base
bill outnt, Washington High School; harness, VIM.
Richards; doll, Rosa Lee Pruitt; bronze vases,
Mrs. s. c. Leonard; past grand sachem's regalia,
Matthew Jarboe; X. OF p. uniform, John W.
Thompson, 500; gavel, Purity Tent.
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EpFrs summer Garden Gate Abners. grand
concert Tonight.
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HAErs SECOND QUALITY Angel Back Playing
Cards. $50 doz.. at 9l5 Pa ave. Chas. W Mood.
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nag Collars engraved free waltord, 4s7 Pa. av

BABY Ca<rtages.-The Largest Assert.
ment, the pest made, the newest styles, the low
est prices, At The Fair, Sl2 7th St. NV
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The California Pioneers.

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FORMED ON THE TRIP
DOWN THE RIVER.
The argonauts OF 40 returned from their pros
pecting expedition to Marshall Hall late Saturday
evening, and while not laden with gold, all agreed
that the time had been well and happily spent.
Just before the .'planked shad" lead was discov-
cred by the prospecting party they organized into
the National Society Of California Pioneers. Gen.
Jno. c. Fremont was elected president, Hon. Geo.
Z, Gornam president, and Mr. Haliet kIoourn
was Graded and washed down In a style that
would do credit 10 any camp. Many appropriate
toastS were offered and stories Of ''ye Olden time
when they crossed the plains We're told There
were songs, tOo and the gray-haired veterans sung
them with will.
RoBBERIEs Reconnaissance u. Gibson re-
ports stolen from him $50. Robert c. Griffin, 10
4th street southeast, reports that while attending
the unwilling OF the Garfieu statue his pocket
was picked OF ST.. Philip D0rr No S07 9TH street,
reports the larceny OF s..
THE ANGNEY CAsE.-The arguments in the
Criminal Court on the motion for new trial in the
with intent to XIII Jno. II. Wilmot, and assault
and battery on ThOs X. Turnbull, in November,
1Sse were not concluded on saturday, and were
adjourned till after the trial OF Miss Mcbride and
j. W. Mcfarland for arson In consequence OF the
postponement of the case In the Criminal Court
This morning, the argument was resumed, Mr..
Smith discussing especially the allegation that the
verdict was contrary to the evidence.
SICK JURoR.-In the criminal Court. Judge
Montgomery, the trial OF Mary j. Mcbride and
John W. Mcfarland was to have been resumed
this morning, but on the jury being called Mr..
ESiln failed TO answer, and his son reported that
he was sick, but might be able to attend court at
O'Clock.
HOMELESS AND FRIENDLEss BOYS SENT TO THE
WORKHOUsB--Wm. Henry, small cOlOred boy,
was in the dock at the Police Court to-day charged
by officer Kendall with vagrancy. The boy met
the ofhcer on the street late last night and asked
TO be cared for. He said he had had nothing to
eat for several days, and that there was one to
care for him. The judge gave him home In the
workhouse for three months. Another small COL
ored boy named Robert Green was charged by
Oficer Sutton with yagrancy. He told the officer
that his parents were dead and he had no home;
that he had been sleeping in dry goods boxes and
under porches. The judge gave hun similar SEN
tence.
DEAD INFANTS FOUND. - Yesterday morning
about six o'clock the body of dead infant colored
was found at the corner OF Maryland avenue and
LIST street southwest, and it was turned over to
Ofiieer Burdett, who had it removed to the morgue
This morning dead infant was found on 10th
street, between and streets northwest.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World is
offered free TO every new subscriber for year
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t Is a handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages, profusey illustrated with more
than 100 cOlOred maps and diagrams and contains
1ealth OF general information. See advertise
meht in another column.
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5000 A A and Al cigars; an exceptfonahay m
cigar for cents; by the box OF so at specfai price
come anu see tnem C. c. BRYAN,
cost Fine GrocerieS 14l3 n. Y. ave
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

IiusAx artificial ewes. Hemplers, ave cor AZ.
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JUST RECEIVED
IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
i !. e: e: e: e: e.
HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES.
In all the Newest Colors.
which we will sell for
esssa ee9ase
@@$c A PIECE.
:asss sess@
PARAsOLs
Our line of Parssols Is still unbroken, and we are
showing all the newest things in shapes and designs
Our Styles are
EXCLUSIVE,
and the Prices we have put on these goods viii con-
vince you that for
STYLE AND QUALITY
they cannot be duplicated anywhere.
We are showing complete line Of
TRAVELLING WRAPS.
in Silk Pongee, Mohair. and the checks. They
made in all the latest styles of Princess Chesterfield
and Raglan shapes. with the new sling sleeve.
1t will be of interest to you if you will examine our
stock Of
sATTEEN SUITS,
in all the latest novelties made in styles to suit all
tastes and fancies.
in all Materials such fine Cambria Percale, Cash
mere and Flannels.
Prices and d esigns that viii suit everybody
E 4 4 $$ E !; N ::
BIB UU n NJ N $3.50 =.
my13 7TH. 8TH AND D SITS
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ATTENTION is called TO the Carnival OF Poetry
ana song" 10 he given BY 1.-THE Wittmore" To-
morrow evening, for the beneht Of the Associated
hdrties. S0Ene OF The best talent viii assist.
See ALauseiasIL column for details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-16

LOUISE DEx PsEY, AT Kernans In her great hit,
Its English, You Know Forty ladies--1duL
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SUMNER


Has just returned from New York and invites stten
ton To the latest styles in PARTISAN BONNRTs and
HATS and the most elegant novelties in FINE MILL
NERY GOODS.
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DON'T MISS the great drive sale at W H. Hoeke's.
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1mmonAe Assortment OF Handsome Baby
Carriages will be offered az private sale below
manufacturerS prices at
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 COA
AucQOneeIA corner 10th ST. and Pa ava
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SixrY-SEyES PERSONS BAPTIZED IN TIE EASTERN
BEASCH..The Zion Baptist church, + street SOUTH
vest, held It's nrSt large baptizlng yesterday even
lug since the death OF the former pastor, Rev. VIII
liam gibbons The new pastor, Rev. William
James Howard Immersed siXty-seven persons in
the Eastern Branch. in the presence OF over 5000
persons on the shores. MIR. Howard Is a graduate
81 the Wayiand seminary OF the class Of SO, and
Ii An Old leader Of the sabbath school,.
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ssa$s$ $9? 81 F +.
E Ems Az k# # #SSssSS e's
Ess = ta Is lin ##SSSs Il sss
P Ppo 90 W " " " WPDp p ZEE RRR
: : 90 % %% B 3 FL fsrk III g.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
This Powder never varies marvel Of purity,
strength and wholesomenesa More economical than
the ordinary kinds and be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low tests short weight alum or
phosphate powders SOLD ONLY In Cana ROYAL.
BAKING POWDER Co., log Wan street. n. oe24
WIDE AWAKE.
DRY GOODS FROM THE LARGEST AUCTION
HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA
FINEST QUALITY PLAID MUSLIN, 15c
FRENCH SATINES. choice styles, finest quality yjc
BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS, in Plaids.
Stripes. Checks, and Fancy Styles cash value 25c
bii ssE &c., reduced to
cAMELs HAIR FRENCH SERGE in lovely spring
HAY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, 9Sc
BLACK CASHMEKES, hne quality, Wide double
width 31te.
PLAID AND FANCY. STYLE DRESS GOODS, pure
F silk And WOOL; wide double width. soc.
@ BACK Cashmere Shawls pure wool, S1.50; Colored
Strsh silks DC. American Sattines, French STYLES
121.: Beautiful Spring Dress Goods plaids strpes
Checks, andfaEcy styles. wide double width, pc.
Cash Customers are entitled to a Handsome Bridal
Quilt worth $1-5O, pair of Satin Danlask Towels
immense size, pure linen, worth $1OO, if they buy
$1,000 or over in Dry Goods.
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THE Co1uMB1A Murun LIFE As.
ISOLATION
INsURES AT COST fs2-.' -tf35'
OfRce-No 1919 street. Washington, Dc
No. 223 German street, Baltimore
TRUSTEES
W. ". DUDLEY, President
JONAS H. MCGOWAN, Vice President
FRANK J. TIBBETS. Secretary
GEORGE d. B. WHITE Treasurer
CHAPLIN BROWN Attorney
JAMES F. HOOD.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS
HENRY n COPP.
RUFUS K. HELPHENSTTNE
The plans Of the Columbia Mutual are the outcome
Of years study. The advice Of thoughtful ipsurance
men improved and perfected by L. q. FOUSE who il
recognized the world over authority upon insur.
The Columbia Ii among the few companies Which
will endeayor to combat the Of what has been
known cooperative insurance We invite the attain
ton of thoughtful men. who find much Of interset
in paAn We have fine print, but every Doinf n
plainly, clearly. and forcby expressed. and nOthnR
held back The Columbia Mutual L. strong {ns nciav
and invites the closest scrutiny its standing and
methods. Any and all questions cheerfully ansVered.
ap4-3m FRANK J. TIBBETs. Secretary.
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Elegant Dinner Sets.
We sell Dinner and Tea Sets at The Fair SI2
9TH, as cheap as any house In New York.
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World is
offered free TO every subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages profuSely illustrated, with more
than 100 cOlored maps and diagrams. and cont aims
1ealth OF general information. See advertise
meht in another column
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DEAD INFANTS FOUND. - Yesterday morning
about six o'clock the body of dead infant colOred,
was found at the corner OF Maryland avenue and
1St street southwest and ii was turned over to
Ofieer Burdett, who had it removed to the morgue
This morning dead infant was found on 10th
street, between e and streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-16

Good GOblets, for 24c.
Beautiful Berry Sets cheap. Ice Cream Sets In all
grades. Low prices, low prices, at The Fair, S12
7th st. NV.
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NOR SALE-TwO LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS
IL ave-, betw en- 10Th and 18th SITS terms To suits
price 2.Dc. per IT. JOHN +. BEAlL 4 CO,
my12-6t 1921 r st NV
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FARM AND HONE.


sAe breaks the thread with an angry
=. = ssi I 4 Der touch = harpstrins
4.a l s 70 the quaint old song shs
sang.
-. c.sae 10 a halt on her cherry lip
wife she tied knot that never could
And s sSps;ehs Of another. when her
ship
an laden with dreams IN splendid
s.oulf ali right out Of the azure skies
~ : lover bring. uith great brown
eyes.
AZ. broad the day, but her WORK was
ITO runs BY reel. She had twisted
and spun
Hs tsoseore knots By set Of sun.
win Der one, two, three, the wheel
And three. two, one Of her backward
eide,
s. 10 and fro In calico pride
I'M ne bees went home and the day
time died.
tfsr apron white a. the white sea foam.
she gathered the wealth Of her velvet
And rsiIed il in with a tall back comb.
she crushed the grass with her naked
The track Of the sun was a golden
street,
The rrsss was cool and the air was
sweet.
The airl gazed up at the mackerel sky.
and n looked like pattern lifted high.
pgt she never dreamed Of angels nigh
And she spoke right out; " Do just see
What blue and white for the elouded
I'm gong 10 knit for my Sunday
wear'
The wheel is dead and the bees are
And tbe rirI il dressed in silver lawn.
And her feet are shod in golden dawn
m brow that oId-time morning kissed,
Good night, my girl Of the double and
twist
Oh. barefoot visioni Vanishing mist
BENJAMIN Franklin Taylor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

The pan Of q farmer for securing
large crops Is thus stated hy him
tel my men toharrow the ground untll
they think Is Is narrowed tusee As much
As i ought 70 be. and then ! tel them
il : not narrowed bali enoagh. =
thorough pnlveriKaki0n q the sod :
more important than any other woFk
bestowed upon . crop
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1HE meUsEHoLs.
ron wAsnpAY.

A practical housekeeper who has used
the following reciDe for tightening the
labor of washing cay recommends 9TH
ers TO make the experiment, being care
full to follow the directions exactly:
Fill the boiler two thirds full OF water
and shave q bar Of soap into it. When
the water boils and the soap is dis
solved, add two tablespoonfuls and =
half OF kerosene OH. Ii will immedi-
ateiy unite with the soap, and II you
have been exact with the amount OF
each, there will be no oil on top OF the
water. Now put the cleanest pieces,
like tablecloths and napkins, without
previous soaking or wetting, loosely
INTO the boiler Do not put too many
pieces in at a time. Bod hard for ten
minutes, then rinse through two waters
and hang out 10 dry. Put more pieces
in the same boiler. Examine the arti-
eles Of body clothing after they are
taken out, and, il not thoroughly
cleansed, put them back in the boiler
for another ten minutes or else rub
them lightly. If the washing Is very
large. there should be renewal OF the
soap and oil, but for an ordinary wash
ing once il enough. In an hour and 3
half the work is done for family Of
six persons. The clothes are white as
snow. and there II not the wear and
tear IL the clothing by rubbing. Above
all, there Is not the wear and tear Of
nerves caused BIZ diSagree1hle labor OF
by the more diSagreeable and fncOmpe-
tent waSherwoman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Get your tools sharpsned for spring
work. Good farmers always ass shAEp
tools.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

The Boston Courier thinks that too
many demands are made en- the emo
tionei nature Of children :. Who" il
avs. has not seen children badgered
and haraSsed with. Kiss your auntie,
because yoa love her; now kiss grand
"a. nov pot your arms round grand
mas neck and zhow her how fond Of
her yoa are: and you do love your own
dear mamma, don't your And the
unfortunate baby Is forced 20 60
through successive demonstration o.
affection. getting through the round Of
The circle only 20 have u started over
again. How many grown people could
endure being continually called upon
10 xive proof Of fondneSSE7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

The dissmses from ne = eomBou
poInIr % ths NoFthsrn Paci1e Railroad
frarksd II nap b sazRI 70 Seattle b
fuurtesn mf1ss lan1 Ghan 20 any cher
ssagaEk ma distance frum thla point
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

A correspondent wants 20 know how
cur Riverside winter butter = man
aresi, that = makes the color - much
Ike Erass-made butter. Nothing =
used tocolor the butter, except, We may
SAY, the feed. The COWS are most a
fresh, else the color in any eyent would
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-22
Peoples store Bargains To-day.

A grand special to-day is line of and 8
button kid gloves at Csc. pair. This is one
of the rarest bargains ever placed before the
public. They are perfect and all of the best
tailed as high as 81 pair and none less than
81 a pair. We would suggest in regard to
this bargain that it would pay all persons
to purchase pair even should they not be
in need of them at present. The opportunity
may never be presented again.
A grand special to-day is line of boys
grey merinO undershirts at l5c. each. Now
is the time to supply your boys with their
underwear. These goods are heavy and
durable. Our usual price has always been
35c.
A grand special sale to-day is line OF
col0red silk rhadamas at 81 yard. We
have aimed to make our list of specials for
to-day all grand ones and have placed this
line of goods at the head OF them all. Our
usual price is $1.5O.
A grand special to-day is line of grey
half wool dress goods at 1Oc yard. Just
the thing for house wear and has been sold
by us at zoe.
curtain scrim net with eOrnice pole. Six
yards and pole complete for 75c. Just the
price of the cornice pole alone.
A grand special to-day-A line of No. 3
and Colored Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons
sc yard. Usual price 10c.
A grand special to-day-A line of fancy
Toboggan caps, at SOC each. These goods
are ornamented with 3 fancy pom poms and
are usually sold at 75c each.
A grand special to-day-A line of shell
oil cloth at 614c a yard. Usually sold al
121ac.
A grand special to-day-A line of Ladies
glove kid button shoes at 81. so pair. These
goods are an excellent bargain; made Ovel
the Spanish arch last and just as neat fl
| $3.50, PEOPLES STORE.
Thursday, September %, 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-22

He reports that the company laid its
track across the Smith tract under the
decision of the Superior Court without
waiting an appeal decision. 1t also
laid track across the Carr tract by
the aid Of fifty-four men during Satur-
day night and Sunday under an old
right of way in spite Of threatened
shotguns.
Officer Collins found man named
Michael Higgins on First street late
last night, who said that he had been
knocked down near the Santa Fe
Depot, robbed of his money, and then
thrown. in the river. Higgins was
dripping wet outside, and it was also
evident that his inner man was not
suffering from drought He was taken
to the station and locked up for the
night.
W. j. Buckingham, representative
of the Los Angeles Typographical
Union to the international Typograph-
ical Union convention at Buffalo, has
returned. "Buck" had splendid trip
and extended his tour to England, the
land of his birth.
Mr.. d. Gilbert Dexter has returned
from his trip to Boston and is now
ready for the elevated electric railway
enterprise.
Victor Ponet and family have re-
turned from their European tour.